Saudi Arabia executes five Saudis convicted of 'terrorism-related' offences

Published October 17, 2026 Updated October 17, 2026 03:10pm

Saudi Arabia has executed five Saudi nationals convicted of “terrorism-related offences” including joining a foreign organisation designated as terrorist, attacking security forces and supporting attacks inside the kingdom, the interior ministry said, according to Reuters.

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